Administrative and Judicial system in Ancient India

1 . In the fourth century B.C. one of the most wide empire was formed in India and that was-------------

• a) Mauryan empire

• b) Gupta empire

• c) Both A & B

• d) None of these

2 . The monarchy form of the government prevailed in the------------- period

• a) Gupta

• b) Mauryan

• c) Both A & B

• d) None of these

3 . Who said Kingship was the main spring of all national exertions for the common good.

• a) Dr. Bembalge

• b) Dr. Patil

• c) Dr. Kakde

• d) Kautilya

4 . Who was the head of the state in Mauryan administration

• a) The Queen

• b) The Minister

• c) The King

• d) All of these

5 . In Mauryan administration the king was all powerful but he was not a -----------------

• a) Dictator

• b) Worker

• c) Adviser

• d) None of these

6 . Who sought advice of the Mantri Parishad on all important matters in Mauryan time.

• a) The Queen

• b) The Ministers

• c) The King

• d) None of these

7. 7 . In the Muryan polity administration there were two assemblies known as-------

• a) Pura

• b) Janapada

• c) Both A & B

• d) None of these

8 . The Mauryan empire divided into a number of ---------- for administrativeconvenience.

• a) Citys

• b) Villages

• c) Provinces

• d) All of these

9 . In Mauryan administration the home provinces were under control of the --------------

• a) The King

• b) The Queen

• c) The officers

• d) None of these

10 . Who writ3s the provincial government was required to maintain law and order, collect taxes for the central government co-operative in the work of its different departments and keep a watch ove rthe feudatories and frontier people.

• a) Dr. A. S. Altaker

• b) Kautilya

• c) Both A & B

• d) All of these